Chang's Chinese Restaurant

I went with a large group, but we separated into different tables and all the tables ordered separately. The server couldn’t separate the checks by table, which was so strange… The food was very average. Good quantities but barely any flavors to differentiate the dishes. At one point, my cousin had accidentally spilled water and our server gave us 2 napkins. I had to keep getting up myself to the counter to get more napkins and silverware. Nice place if you want to get your money’s worth.

Had a wonderful family dinner here, and when I say family, there were 30 or more people, and they served us with gusto. The food came fast and hot, there were no missed orders and the food was great. The place was clean and had minimal decorations. Restrooms were clean and bright. We ordered so much food, but the bill was around 729 including tax and tip, gor 30 or more people that's fairly inexpensive.

Great spot for Sunday scaries. Got the Krab cheese wontons which came with a lot of pieces, wonton soup, and general Tso’s chicken extra spicy and it was all very good. The pork fried rice was also good. It’s not the cheapest or cleanest but will definitely be back

I enjoy the food but service and atmosphere is where the issue lies. I understand we are at a Chinese restaurant but there's a consistent feeling they are talking about guests in their face but since its done in their language its okay. Also whenever they want they add a 20% tip to the bill even when they dont even give you an extra drink or bring what you ordered. I enjoy the food but there is a lot of room for improvement

I and my dinner guest dined at Chang’s Chinese restaurant on Saturday, July 20, 2024. She ordered a pint of shrimp fried rice. (Which may be as much as a pound.) I ordered the beef and broccoli combo; which came with one egg roll, pork fried rice and wonton soup. Our bill? $21.94.

Even though I am Chinese, I am not usually a fan of the food but this place does come close to how my mom cooks in flavor. I also hate tofu because it’s just bland and disgusting but this restaurant does a very good salt/pepper fried tofu that is extremely flavorful. The wait is rather fast and the place has a huge parking. Signage is small but they have a bigger sign on the second floor. They used to be located on 107 ave and coral way but they moved to a bigger plaza on 107 ave and 13 st SW. The photos in google still has shots from the old location so I uploaded some new ones. My mom loves this place and had a hard time looking for them but they said they are also renting the storefront next door so they are waiting for renovations to be done before posting on the Chinese newspapers. We only ordered a few dishes since we were only checking them out to make sure they haven’t changed cooks (usual reason for a Chinese restaurant to fail due to chefs leaving to open their own place). The fried tofu was great as always and the stir fried lobster was fresh (meat was sweet unlike frozen lobster). But the sauce did not penetrate throughout the dish. Same happened with the stir fry leafy greens in fermented tofu fish sauce (one of my childhood favorites in veggie dishes). Maybe they are trying to make it more palatable for a non-Chinese clientele since some strong flavors might be a turn off for those who are not familiar with Chinese cuisine. I also tried the fried shrimp with salted egg yolk (I love salted egg yolk) which was soggier than I expected and they didn’t mix the egg yolk into the batter but rather smeared it on the shrimp. I enjoyed it but it wasn’t my favorite. Unfortunately I am allergic to MSG and it is a staple in Chinese cuisine seasoning so even after requesting them to cook without it, I still felt a little bit of sinus dryness. Overall a great dining experience but we did notice the prices were increased and the three dishes ended up $60-$80 (lobster was $30). I guess the whole location with new renovations is making this little hidden gem go mainstream. I still think everyone should give it a try. It’s my mom’s go-to for dinner with out-of-town visitors (family or friends).

Food serving is big and decent price. Fried tofu is good, fried chicken appetizer taste good too my son likes it. Rice is perfectly cooked. Free jasmine tea for the table is nice. Stir fried beef with bittermelon is also good. Stir fry baby bokchoy is ok just little bit salty.

We came on Wednesday night so we were seated right away. Fast service. Food was delicious and probably the best authentic Chinese restaurant in Miami area

My husband and I were visiting Miami and decided to give Chang's a try before we headed to MIA, as I was craving Chinese food. So glad we did! From the service to the food, everything was impeccable. We live in SF area and there are tons of good Chinese restaurants but I have to say Chang's is just as good if not better. When we walked into the restaurant, two lovely ladies were hand picking the water spinach and pea tendrils, getting rid of the mature ends and not-so-perfect leaves. We were very impressed and already knew this must be a clean & reliable restaurant. We ordered: salt & pepper tofu, half roasted duck, black pepper beef cubes, garlic stir fry water spinach, garlic stir fry pea tendrils. Other than the beef cubes, of which we were not big fans, all other dishes were super fresh and yummy, perfectly cooked and seasoned. Between the two of us, we finished everything else except the beef cubes. We left with full and happy tummies. We will definitely come back no matter how long the drive, when we next visit Miami. Thanks Chang's for such a wonderful experience!

Came with my in-laws, husband and his aunt for lunch today. We had the following: Salt & pepper tofu Snow pea tips Beef hor fun Sweet & sour pork Salty fish fried rice Everything was delicious as always with friendly service by Yang. Congratulations on being voted one of the best 11 Chinese restaurants in Miami. https://www.miaminewtimes.com/restaurants/best-chinese-restaurants-in-miami-florida-21938643

This restaurant is highly rated that close to destinations that we visited in Miami. We're there to meet some friend and enjoy the dinner. So we try this seafood restaurant. The first dish is the chili fried chitterlings. This dish I think the chitterlings is just average for the technique and flavor. The second dish is the four season green bean. This one is a better dish. The third dish is Hong Kong style lobster. Very expensive dish. But it is not really Hong Kong style of cooking. It is more like a black bean in sweet sauce. I think is just another average dish. The fourth dish is the salt and pepper soft shell crab. It is the good dish to have. The last dish is double cooked pork belly. This is the best dish. Service is really good. Attention is given. The food tastes link toward sweet side. Food flavor is average.

Chang's is located near FIU in a very beautiful plaza. The Chinese food here is of super high quality and the portions are huge. The food is also inexpensive. We had a group of 10, and we paid 20$ a person for all the dishes below. This is a great place to eat family style and lets you try new dishes. But is it me?...or everything we ordered came with shrimp. Haha We ordered dishes like: -tofu (super crunchy, surprisingly good) -salt pepper wings (chopped up and so crispy and easy to eat -combination lo mien (big shrimps made the dish scrumptious) -2x changs super fried rice ( which had a lot of protein but wasn't good at the time of the restaurant. But when we got home and warmed it up it was good) -eggplant - never ate an eggplant dish before but this was good -salt pepper seafood - had scallops, squid , and shrimp -crab wontons- I ate like 3 of these, super addicting -walnut shrimps - good dish but ate more of the broccoli from it since we had so much shrimp lol Note: the menu items could be named something else on the menu , but those are my description. Service is hit or miss but as soon as you order, food comes out quick!

This place was good. The restaurant was empty when we went to we got very quick service. Our food came very quick! The food was good and we got a good portion amount. The chicken had a lot of breading.

Underwhelming!!! Thought this place would be great but all the food is lacking serious flavor. Everything tastes so plain I was very disappointed. Wont be back. Very large portions. Salt and pepper tofu very squishy it is homemade but I like tofu extra firm so I didnt enjoy it. Service attentive and friendly.

I went with a large group, but we separated into different tables and all the tables ordered separately. The server couldn't separate the checks by table, which was so strange... The food was very average. Good quantities but barely any flavors to differentiate the dishes. At one point, my cousin had accidentally spilled water and our server gave us 2 napkins. I had to keep getting up myself to the counter to get more napkins and silverware. Good place if you want to get your money's worth.

Had a wonderful family dinner here, and when I say family, there were 30 or more people, and they served us with gusto. The food came fast and hot, there were no missed orders and the food was great. The place was clean and had minimal decorations. Restrooms were clean and bright. We ordered so much food, but the bill was around 729 including tax and tip, gor 30 or more people that's fairly inexpensive.

They use to be good until new owners. So sad cuz this was one of my favorite place to eat at!!

Not a lot of fancy decor BUT a very clean restaurant. Priced right! you can't go wrong here! I'll be back!

Went today for the first time and was pleasantly surprised! Food & service great. Always looking for the old style Chinese cuisine instead of the new style fast food. Clean and lots of parking.

Stopped here for a light dinner after a lecture at FIU. It's just across the street. We chose a minced beef cream soup. The waitress explained that the "cream" was from cornstarch, not dairy. It was delicious. We also chose the seafood hotpot. Another great choice. We had enough to bring home and enjoy another time. The waitress was great helping us make choices. As to ambiance, it's a bright restaurant. The prices are quite reasonable. And where else can you find a tank with live eels?

The quality of the food was subpar. I didn't enjoy it at all. I ordered general tso chicken and it completely lacked sauce, no broccoli, nothing. Just mildly flavored dry chicken and white rice. Not worth it.

This place is so good! I absolutely love the Singapore noodles & pretty much everything else.

Been here twice. Once on a Sunday at 3pm and once on a Wednesday at 8pm. Both times they had big groups of authentic people eating. Both times the foods was outstanding. Serve was very good also.

Food was really good. Restaurant is unpretentious and food is abundant. Service was fast and attentive. Prices are very reasonable for the amount of food it's served. Hot and sour soup was tasty and not too spicy. I ordered the szechuan chicken which should be spicy but it wasn't. I guess it is more American spicy than true szechuan. Next time I will make sure it come as it should (very spicy ) Overall it was very good. I will be coming back here for sure to try new dishes.

I have come to Chang's restaurant for years here in Miami and on the West Coast and the food was always delightful. I called the morning that we were to have a celebration for my grandson's birthday. I called For a pick up at at 4:30 it wasn't ready 10 minutes later. It wasn't ready and finally at 5 o'clock. Tlhe young man brought it out and actually helped me put it in the car. There were plenty of people in the kitchen. I could hear them, but obviously something had gone wrong and I sort of believe that when I arrived there at 4:30 they hadn't even begun. Our dinner was cold. The lo mein didn't seem quite right. whatever could have happened it was a rather large order, but they certainly had most of the late afternoon to put it together not that it would have needed that much time.

Fresh, great food. I ate wonderfully well here. Delicious and better than any thing we have in south beach. Delicious. Fast. Really good !!

Terrible service...called to let them know that the Uber driver was given the wrong good and the lady said to deal with Uber! Took no responsibility for their actions and that says a lot about their business! Awful service...spoke to her at 8:42pm on Friday the 13th, 2024!

The honey chicken here is the best I've ever had. They mix the honey into the chicken as they cook it, as opposed to sending the honey on the side. It is superb. I have be er been to the actual restaurant, always order take out. My most recent delivery included a special fried rice with no shrimp due to a shrimp allergy. When it arrived, it had shrimp. The restaurant was very quick to send a new fried rice over to us which also shows great customer service!

Food here used to be great, but it's gone downhill. Honey Chicken barely had any honey. Pepper Steak was mostly onions and peppers; there were only a few pieces of steak and the flavor was off. Vegetable Fried Rice had canned mushrooms and the rice itself did not taste fresh. Spring Rolls were crunchy, but the filling was mushy. Unfortunately, I will not be dining here again.

Food was not good it's tasted process and recooked - service was short not so welcoming - ambiance was okay

The Salt and Pepper Tofu is a must try dish! It's so flavorful and has the right amount of seasoning

The food was delicious, fresh, and super well priced. I ordered takeout and everything was exactly as I ordered. My order was sweet and sour chicken and shrimp chow mein.

Great food, great portions, and great pricing. Excellent service too and wonderful ambience.

Came here due to the good reviews, but I was disappointed with the honey chicken. The fried rice was ok. Didn't even finish the egg roll.

Great place to eat , amazing food, very clean service is hands down one of the best ! Thank you

It's not everyday that you find a really good Hot Pot spot. After my hot and sour soup experience, we munched on some wontons and awaited our seafood tofu hot pot como cosa buena. The entrance boasts relics of what I envision the Ottoman Empire to have resembled. With sporadic Thai options sprinkled on their menu, they've proven to be quite versatile. They've got a little bit of something for everyone. Located in a non-descriptive shopping center, you wouldn't guess them to be much more than just a regime Chinese spot until you enter the restaurant. The service is top notch and with a menu like that; they know how to keep their customers coming back for more delicious goodness. The special fried rice is loaded with pork, ham, seafood, and veggies. All of their dishes are generously portioned so sharing is easy. Keep an eye out for their lunch specials because you really can't beat the price on them. When I'm doubt, go for the honey garlic chicken!

Food is always good and fresh! Service is wonderful everytime you call to order they are always willing to work with you if you want to customize a meal.

I love this restaurant and am happy to report that their move into their new location only just down the road has not affected the quality of their food! My boyfriend and I love this restaurant and frequent it often. We only order off the authentic Chinese portion of their menu and always try a new dish each time we're there. They also have a list of specials usually listed in Chinese that you should definitely ask your server about because there are some gem entrees on it! Our first time back at Chang's and we decided to get our usual favorites, impossible not to order since we love these dishes so much! The Salt & Pepper Pork $13.50 and the Fried "Hor Fun" with Beef $11.99 are our go-to's. Everytime we come we MUST order a salt and pepper dish since we both agree it's the best in town. I've also tried their Salt & Pepper Cuttlefish which is exceptional so definitely order any Salt & Pepper dish with your preference of protein! The Fried "Hor Fun" with Beef is another must since I enjoy larger wide noodles, this dish has a rich smoky/savory flavor. I haven't tried any of their other noodle dishes, but would bet they are just as delicious! The new dish we decided to try was their Braised Chicken with Chines Wine in Hot Pot. This dish was not what we thought would be a wet/soup hot pot but was instead served in a sizzling (literal) hot pot. We both were very happy with the dish which ended up being more similar to a chicken stir fry with fresh basil and large chunks of cut red/green pepper. Being Thai, the flavors were reminiscent of Pad Krapow Gai (spicy thai basil chicken) which was fantastic! The portions here are sizeable for the price and we always over order which makes for great leftovers the next day. Always look forward to returning and trying the next new dish, next time I think we'll try their frog hot pot listed on their specials menu!

We enjoyed all the dishes we ordered; sea bass, spicy short rib hot pot, homemade salt and pepper tofu, sea bass and oysters. We recommend this place. Authentic.

Go to family restaurant that my Chinese mom approves! This restaurant is located in a plaza so there is plenty of parking. The food is delicious. My family comes here all the time for a great family meal! As Chinese, we are superstitious so we always have to order at least 8 dishes (lucky number in Chinese) so there is always plenty of food to share with the family, friends, or colleagues- friendly for groups! One of my favorite dish is the clams with black bean sauce. The sauce is so good to mix in with the white rice! In this picture, we have honey chicken, fried rice, tofu, fried chicken, steamed fish, clams in black sauce, steamed oysters, sweet and sour pork, greens, lobster, and spring rolls (actually we were so hungry we scarfed it down before the pic!)

The food is great and in large portions. We have four people and only spent $60 to fill all of us! Super awesome place. It was so great that we immediately decided to order another round of take outs for tomorrow! For Chinese people: two of my friends are from Szechuan and they were more impressed with this place than a Szechuan restaurant we went yesterday.

If you prefer your Chinese food to be a party in your mouth, then order from Chang's! I went for the first time this week with a friend who swears by the place and was not disappointed. For starters: they have real egg rolls! You know, the nice ones with pork and shrimp, not the cheap ones with nothing but cabbage. They have a Cantonese menu that is totally worth exploring, and my friend is in love with the Salt and Pepper Squid, so we got it, with extra hot chili peppers. The squid is perfectly fried with a golden and flakey crust, topped with seasoned salt and a ton of hot peppers. We requested it extra hot, but you don't need the extra spice to enjoy the dish. As a companion, we ordered the special fried rice which was extremely tasty and not greasy. The extra peppers mix nicely into the fried rice. We also got the pork ribs, which were sweet, tender and tasty. Service is nicely attentive and now, they've got parking (which I hear they didn't before), which is why I saw they're expanding the dining area soon. The current dining room is modern, clean and nicely lit. A hidden gem.

This place is crazy good! I don't visit Chinese restaurants at all, periodt but man I really wanted Chinese food. I starting yelping and found this gem with great reviews. Gave it a shot and here I am giving it 5 stars. Wife and I had Honey Chicken Fried "Hot Fur" with beef- sheesh

Worst Asian food I've EVER had!! With so much competition in the area I assumed they had to be good. NOT!! Ordered Chicken fried rice...look closely at the photo...canned chicken??? Or is it even chicken?!?The soup tasted like food coloring, the noodles where from a can and stale, and how can you even mess up sauce for the crab rangoons?? Stay away!!

After a long time of not having Chinese food I couldn't take it anymore and went to Changs Chinese that moved and now it's open again. The portions are amazing and the food is even more amazing honey chicken is still good but they're beef peppers and onions oh my goodness if you're into this you must have this the meat falls off the bone and there is no bone. The best part is the sauce with the peppers and onions you can eat it with the pork fried rice which is awesome with the white rice. Prices are always fair and the lady that does your take-out order is very nice. You're still not open for dining room but soon will probably be worth the trip so many ways that I would check out the sweet-and-sour chicken also and the Seuchean food yummm l

Have not been there for a while, but food and service was as wonderful as I remembered. Fast and professional.

Went last night and had the chicken sesame combo. It was great! Looking at the menu for next time we go. The staff was so nice and love the new location adult

Visit 3/4/2022 Friday evening. My friend and I both had large Wonton Soups. Requested extra greens in soup. Requested chili oil on the side and a little sesame oil on the side. I put a little sesame oil and chili oil in my soup. Was so delicious I ate every drop. The six dumplings in the soup were delicious! My friend had the salt and pepper shrimp and loved it. It was very spicy. I had the sweet and sour pork hong kong style (with pineaple). I loved it.

We ordered 4 dishes, the thai crispy chicken is real crispy but way too much sauce that we have to move all the chicken to another empty plate to avoid the sweet sauce. Porkchop taste ok. The crabmeat corn soup with tofu, must add some pepper and vinegar to bring up its flavor. Overall just so so. We feel super thirsty after 2 hours. Lots of MSG Will not go back again

This is my favorite little Chinese restaurant that's tucked away near FIU. I don't care about the distance because their quality Cantonese Chinese food is great for the area! My faves are the Chinese eggplant with pork, beef ho fun (nice flame taste wok hay flavor), mixed soup, garlic snow pea tips, and don't forget the jelly fish! Coming from a Chinese guy that misses his home cooked food - go here now :)

Just as I was beginning to suffer salt and pepper tofu withdrawal, my tears seasoning the subpar offerings of area Chinese restaurants, I was delighted to hear that Chang's had reopened, after a more than month-long hiatus! I placed an order this evening through Grubhub, and when I arrived to pickup, I saw that they had established a pickup window so you could walk up and avoid having to go inside the restaurant. So clever! Love to see how restaurants are adapting to our new reality of distancing and hygiene. My food was hot and fresh, and as delicious as ever. I can sleep tonight, satisfied, and dream of the salt and pepper tofu leftovers I will devour tomorrow...

I ordered Chicken Chow Mein. But when I back home and open the box, where is my noodle?!!....... Noodle disappeared! I don't know what happened, maybe they forget put or they remember wrong order......

Inside is much nicer than outside. Food is good, but nothing special. Honey Garlic chicken was my favorite from everything we ordered.staff is nice and quick. Cool spinning trays!

Loved the food! It's legit Chinese food in Miami :) Taste was on point! I ordered their Shrimp fried rice, Shrimp Lo Mein & Salt & Pepper wings.

TLDR - Chinese-family approved :D Chang's is a pretty solid option if you want some good Chinese food. My family has been going here for a couple years now and we've stuck by it because they have some dishes other places don't, like this crispy spicy tofu, and they let us bring in our own bottle of wine. They have a specials menu that's just in Chinese so that might be a little hard to navigate if you don't have any Chinese readers with you. Otherwise, they do decent job with all their dishes. This is by no means a "nice" restaurant. It's a run of the mill old tablecloths, wooden packaged chopsticks, dirty bathroom, type Chinese restaurant. And I don't mean that negatively. That's just how our restaurants typically are here haha. The food's good, and especially in Miami, that's all I can ask for. Protip: If you don't want Americanized Chinese food, don't order the typical Americanized entrees

This is the second time I order from this place and I call to make sure they don't mess up my order again, only to be told that the options they have in their "dinner combo menu" in their Uber eats/Postmates app are the same thing. The lady I spoke to told me that chow mein and chop suey are the same thing. I don't know if this restaurant isn't run by authentic Asian owners but any other Chinese restaurant you go to, Chow mein and chop suey are NOT the same thing, not even remotely. She kept insisting I should have ordered lo-mein. Please don't advertise you guys sell chow mein combos if it's actually instead chop suey combos. I'm sure they can prevent more inconveniences in the future because clearly it's not at all what I'm intending to order. Even Panda Express sells chow mein with noodles. Other Chinese-operated restaurants sell chow mein with noodles. Chop suey is a dish that doesn't contain noodles and has other vegetables in a rubbery sauce. Not at all the same thing. Avoid this restaurant that doesn't even comprehend what they sell at all costs. I'm not ordering for lunch from here again.

Excellent food on both sides of the menu. They really take Chinese cuisine to another level compared to the rank and file. Try the stir fried long beans or the salt and pepper tofu. I've eaten here many times and am always impressed by the food. Tasty and expertly cooked.